Muslim woman as "oppressed" and "submissive" is undoubtedly what comes to the non-Muslims minds when the media shows about the Islamic radicalism. However, the Muslim woman, ready to dismiss that image, especially regarding to its public space, become a historical subject proposing the deconstruction of the image claiming their rights. It is in this scenery that some Brazilians and Portuguese inserted himself. Therefore, the following communication addresses these conversions as well as its dilemmas, struggles and achievements involving not only women “converted” but also women “born” Muslim within my research fieldwork, Brazil and Portugal, in relation to female in Islam.